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MICH CHARLEVOIX. MICROFORM UMI 1504 2001 6 by ProQuest & 2002, Information Learning Company. Rights Reserved. All This Microform protected against unauthorized is copying under United States Code. title 17, MADE REPRODUCTION THIS IS FROM AND MOST THE BEST COMPLETE OF SET ORIGINAL ISSUES AVAILABLE AT TIME OF FILMING. AND THE PAPER USED INK IN ORIGINAL MATERIAL AFFECT THE OF THE QUALITY MICROFORM AND EDITION, DUE TO A LACK OF CONTRAST SOME PAGES MAY NOT HAVE REPRODUCED WELL. barkvoii^ Courier SERVING THECHARLEVOIXCOiiMUNnYSINCE 1883 Copyright 2001 Northern Michigan ReviewInc AllRights Reserved Wednesday, January 3, 2001 VOL 117. N0.1 CHARLEVOIX, MICH 16 PAGES 50 CENTS New Happy Inside.. Year! Vcuidalism A new millennium Charlevoix in Vandals destroyed many antique items inside tfie Star Scliool recently. — Page 2 Clean water The Ctiarlevoix Water Treatment plant works to keep the city sup- plied with clean Lake Michigan water. — Page 3 Overflow 1 Some of the recy- cling bins in Charlevoix are a little too popular for their 1 size. — Pages About 200 Charlevoix resldenta braved freezing temperatures and gathered in East Park Dec. 2 for this Charlevoix Courier New Year's photo. (Photo by Jeremy McBaIn, with assistance by G. Randall Goss) 1 PAGE 2 - Charlevoix Courier Wednesday, January 3, 2001 Charlevoix Courier Wednesday, January 3, 2001 - PAGE 3 On City water supply claimed Star School the record by to be cleaner than bottled targeted AMiuned Names liability company The following businesses have Marriages By JULIE MUSILEK only lake water. vandals filed for an assumed name with the The following people have been Staff Writer Creswell said that when ground Charlevoix County Clerk's office- granted marriage licenses by the water was being used, traces of a Jordan Vdlcy Floral, 401 Water Charlevoix County Clerk's office;. In the last few years, many peo- solvent based degreaser were By JULIE NfUSBLEK Street, East Jordan, by Anita L, Charles Terry Foster Jr., 40, ple have been seen toting bottles of found. Apparently someone bad StaffWriter Shepard Boyne Falls and Catherine Mar- water from springs around the spilled the hazardous material and Sometime around Dec. 23, some- BaCklearyy'saSnedmiP-rSoodrutcae.Al1m3o5s9t4ACmliasrhk garet Bruske, 39. Boyne Falls cwoonrvlednifoerncreeatsoonssafertayn.giBnugt ftrhoemy tlhoewalqeuvieflesr.of it found their way into oofnethberoikneteirnitooraonfdtdheestSrtoayredScmhuocohl RBeorardy, Charlevoix, by Clayton J. Births may not have to. Currently, water quality testing is According to City of Oiarlevoix done each day in the plant's labma-* nEHevore"ulIosiften,teWhTeeaoymwcn(oRtsmohhemaiudppnealirnoptdceyatLtroeabdotumoaitirlssdt)hiRenhogcaaodvrl.e-u CBirtCiVyaid,slgtlbeeayrSM'Stsorc,eodet6ett2.m2HCeaRhlialMvroJeltrree.vlRo,iidx1g,4e1,b5yBSoDoyunt&eh CRhoBagrreylrueavaonLidyxnTorHnioiiuDagehcHt.ooun2g,4hbtoaotrnnthotefo WrcSeauassptiehedrreifnnorSttseacnmldneeeanCentrdeodsfnrwoieWtnlakltp,meagryChawtanahrtdeelrWee,avxsotttirhxeae tcloooicImyan.etsetdhiebnenntehearwtohugsthyhsetthseeamnp,dlyatnbht'oesttwpoaumtmeoprf this much haued I would hale to see L Rich, L.L.C.. a Michigan limited Charlevoix Area Hospital. free flowing tap water in the city is Lake Michigan. This setup is called what they would do to an animal or a as clean as it comes. a buried intake. Creswell said the cahtieldd.t"haat cshoemmheadntheGaaridlfFoalrlloewyirnegittehre- Weather Here We Grow Daycare wo"ulWderahteaviteae1x0ce(lslcaelnetIwuantseuri,ted1 punuimqpueldoucaaltiofinltorfaftieorns —restihdeenstasnda incident. — for drinking - 10 excellent.)'* acts as a pre-filter and, once inside The school house was ravaged FuU-time positions Hi Lo Snow Creswell said. the plant itself, a second treatment causrrtehnetlyv,antdhaelswibrirdookwesaalrlebbuotarodneed. Dec. 26 24 18 2" available any age toTohnee CoiftyfeowfaCrheaarlweavtoeirxtriseahtomemnet is aHdomwienvisetre,retdh.e old, combination Piles of glass litter the floor and bro- Dec. 27 24 17 6" 7:30 am to 5:30 pm plants. The only other similar plants water source did not require chlo- ken tables, chairs and clocks lay in Monday-Friday in the area are located in Traverse rine treatment. Creswell said that pieces aboutthe room. Dec. 28 19 6 2" City, Alpena and St. Ignace. the chlorine was a change for some The hardwood floor of the small Dec. 29 19 5 .7" hrtak^QsX, Lunch and The plant siphons approximately people in town who daim they can benattrharnocoem,IctKhaattedotnoctehehroiughstedoftthhee Dec. 30 25 18 V^ Snacksprovid^ed hLaalkfeaMimcihliligoann gwaaltlo^apseorfdtaryeaitnetdo tas"tSetiattseprreegsuelnactei.on said that surface (Above) Sam Creswell, school's original toilet from the 547-7279 city, and some Charlevoix Town- water (Lake Michigan) has to be Charlevoix Water Super- 1 800s, is now covered in shards of Dec. 31 28 22 trace ^^b^J'^ Tina Klumpp ship, homes. This figure rises from chlorinated. We feed no more than intendent, shows the in- the toilet's brokenporcelain. Jan. 26 18 one to two million gallons^per day we have to. The chlorine is used to take pipes bringing wa- The perpetrators did not stop Vandals smashad tha original toilet In the Star 1 during busy summer months. The kill bacteria. The water in Lake ter from Lake Michigan dtbhelenartces,kbatohnaedrydlaalttsheoartaaUliacnchekuderdcthhtehceowanolgnlrgemsgtaaul-- SScchhooololH.ou(sePh^Hoisttooribcayl JSoucliietey,Muaslfiielekd)into the school house tor the Nuptial forms House plloanPnsl.ta*nstclaepaadciotpyerisattohrreJeimmilClailodnwgealll- rMwiiintceh,,h"iihgteadnsoaeisidns.'qtuniteeedclaelaont otfo cshtlaor-t I(nRtioghttt)ieWtarteeartmIenntthpelapnlta.nt htntmhioaooetTmvnyhmeusefedhsoaervutadantltntdoeoodrntatgfhlthaeecshteoeb.oaylrlatudctlikoensbsmitotpynalgtreiednod,btteohtbraeouerrtsdttrwaedklhaioeecnesndsa, dfcrnaaeeotmngAmeiorsmlveoiyanettt-sewtsemaieoptlteneehkreeetaWvdhtfeeaaunatdcrtrinselow.seiuotsnyrrddekaaaetncyhddheetttcdhoooelocfdnFoulaorryrrtoldho1eiemy-r tcfabienaarrOdnmsetdnede,etoxtifpohmmla2taeehn8iedmnisy-breiecdneeaacyrrrteeshvsas.hetitadhod,seohfdeiainrnsbacttyniihddqeetulhhnedeetrphtsiahehanuaandrstsso-- FaCeonvhrgiaataiigrsellmateeobnvltroeeapiroaxerttaCvwaoeiudladrbilinegesart atnhde too cold? qswwwuaooaiiHuutdrolleetwddrhteahmhvrteeaeavascrt^ehn,i>ooatulCncoelriisderstnsaygtltwhaiaeeoamwlnsonlcuowwdanamaotnttmee,eursrint.ishinnseWogtuht.pyelisarceinehent- cptllhilroegWeawyrhsiaeilmcmenliasvcneneepglessto,raoifstmltuiecemstheuairlact,y,ololramCyirhrpenealaesnarrwoiiometnnulntaltadhhbtseeoh.arum3iwetdaamatttitnelhhtd-reeo acwJuawaltanieierbtMessuusptpiuprllteeyka.i)tn(mtPoehntotbteossocibtiyyt with looks of anguish in their eyes. around this very piano. Charlevoix Courier. 112 Mason St., Farley said. Charlevoix.. tap water drinkers. Farley is a member of The Star And as other members of the society See VANDALS, page 7 Charlevoix orcall 547-6558. "We feel we are in gpod shape See WATER, page 7 January 5 January - 11 for the foreseeable future," he said. Correction The plant currently operateseight WARNING WARNING hours per day. If the number of gal- Cast TTway lons needed by the community ris- ChIanrlelavsotixweCeokur'isere,dittheiroen woafsthaen itnhehmiswrnoontge.s MacndB,aitnhuws,asrenoptorttaekd- es, so too would the hours ofopera- NOimiWEST Open Water ThstaerrinEg:mTopmeHranoksr, 'HeslenNHunet •wNighQtlyr7o&o9:2v5•cSat&Sun2:30 tion. error in the story titled "What ing part in the experiment other Mrkvoix Courier The treatment plant, adjoining Voices: David Spade, John Goodman•Nightly7:00•Sat& Sun 2:00 equals the legal limit?" on page 3. than as a reporter. Michigan Beach off of Park Av- YACHT CLUB around dock & shore Vertical limit In the confusion of dealing with The story should have said enue was built in 1986. Sttfrino:CMsO'DonneH,ScottGlenn•Nigtitty9H)0•Sat&Sun4:00 the volunteers. Editor Jeremy Musilek weighs 115 pounds and win be Mkitalnlnf North Shore MISS CONGENIALITY Prior to the treatment plant hav- McBain mixed up the weights of Gibson weighs 135 pounds. Julie Musilek and Shirley Gibson ing been built, city residents were open water atOHiid the Lake Charlevoix starring: Sandra Bullock•Nigtitly7 & 9:15 • Sat & Sun 2 &4:15 consuming a mixed water source outsMe periMler«f that was a combination of lake wa- 2 miles west of starring: Mel Gibson, Helen Hunt•Nightly7 & 9:20•Sat&Sun 2 &4:20 For a airnace that ter and ground water. Because of Horton Bay CHILP & FAMILY SERVICES keeps you warm grotmd water's greater potential for the 2001 ke season ' starring: MattOlfflOn•Nightly7&9:15»SatS Stm2& 4:15 OF NORTHWESTERN MICHIGAN and saves money, contamination, the new plant uses 2001 Ice Season Evening Prices: (Sdults $6.00, Chiid $4.50. Senior $5.00 MfiTiNEE Prices: All SEfiTS $4, just call Bryant to THEf^An, COUNSELiNO. F5YCH0L0GiCAL TESTING & A55E53MENT the rescue. 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Levengood hopes saying maybe the piugram has that the procedural change will stores, notknowing they were being millennium. mind; "Editor hospitalized after would make a great yearly traditicm mushroomed beyond its capacity. help keep the bin accessible to Jeremy duped into believing a false hood—. Bui. people are somewhat partied falling out of bucket truck Lands for Charlevoix. '^Things have been going along area residents. a] The ma—in culprit behind this I out this year after last and it is ioo on Petoskey New-Review photogra- 1 still iiave a year to thmk about very well. From the very begin- Problems associated with card- McBain believe was television. News- early to really tell what the big pher." it. ning we have had a good re- board recycling are the most com casters filled their shows with sto- changes will be. However, we de- But, I didn't fall and the picture Additionally, along with die idea sponse/* recycling committee mon. Upon starting up the pro nes about the new millennium and cided to get into tile celebratory turnedout great of change in a new year, you may member Shirley Roloff said. gram here in Charlevoix the man- ^Just a what it means to the world, CNN mood at the Charlevoix Courier, I would like to give out some have noticed a couple of changes in However, the positive response agement team at the Emihet Coun- even had a scries on the matter. while also respecting the aspect of thanks: First to Goss for his help the way this week's edition of the from residential recyclers has also ty Transfer Station warned the re- thought^ This provided me further proof for change, with the picture He provided some Charlevoix Courier looks, specifi- lead to bins located al the >itc of cycling committee not to have my belief that television newscast- I his week you Will notice a spe- great tips and a needed back-up. I cally the headlines to our On the the county jaii to rcacli capacity cardboard capabilities right away. ers are more concerned with "flashy cial front page photo of comnui- wodd also like to thank Ivan WH- record. Beacons of Blessing and and in some cases overflow, turn- The Charlevoix station heeded news" rather dian the facts. ni^. This piotuie wastakea during thoeft of Charlevcdx Electric Ser- Obituaries sections. These arejust a ing potential lecyclers away. the warning, but according to Lev- Happy new year and happy new Biit, a year later, here it officially a cold morning on Dec. 2 by me, vice—for allowing us to use his truck few of the style changes you will According to recycling commit- engood they may have added the millennium! is; the new millennium along with a with the help of G. Randall Goss of an—d while we ended up not using see in the Courier over the coming^ tee member Larry Levengood. cardboard bin too quickly. When it Thai's right, it is officially a new new year. the Petoskey News-Review, from it 1 would like to thank the Mc- months in an effort to give the cardboard has most commonly comes to cardboard the new loca- millennium. Unli—ke what some peo- With all new years there are two the small bucket of a "cherry pick- Carthy family forthe use ofthe roof newspaper a **fresh" look- been the first bin to fill. Both he tion in Boyne City is realizing the ple may belieye like every seller similar traits: celebfation and er.»» <tfteiT^arfside buUding. Lastly, I Fed free to let us know what you and Roloff agreed that the in- same problems as the local recy- of commemorative—millennium change. People are always exdted Goss and I were crammed into would like to thank the community think ofthese changes or offersome creased rate al which the card- cling station. merchandise last year the official about what will happen in a new this bucket and raised high into the members who came t^ul ft>r the pic- ofyour own ideas. board bin is filling, as opposed to Recyclers can help create more The recycling bin at the Charievoix County Sheriff's Department overflows with start of the new millennium was year, creating a celebratory mood air over the crowd, who waited pa- ture, their images will make a fine I hope everyone has a fun, safe the others, probably reflects use of room for their cardboard and cardboard boxes. (Photo by Julie Musltok) Jan. 1, 2001, which was Monday. and a desire to change—certain as- tiently for us in the cold weather as record of what Charievoix was like and prosperous new year and new the site by businesses. lessen the time lapse between I got a kick out of all the millen- pects about tfadr lives these aiie we tried to reassure ourselves that attbetornofdienewmillennium. miilexmium. "Businesses may be using the pickups by crushing boxes they nium hoopla last New Year's Eve. callednew year's lesolutioas. we would not fall out. Luckfly. if Some people have asked me if Jeremy McBain is the editor ofthe cardboard bin, biit the site is for put into the bin. Levengood said a EnovterryewahleirziengI tthuartnetd,he1 msialwlepnenoipulme leWnnhiautm?doItysoeuedmos wsiothmuacnhev.bigmgielr g\^rcoulniadd,witthherceamweerraes tpheaotpcloeulodnttahkee tyheiasrlcyoemvmenutn.iAttytphiiscttuirmee,wi1lalmbenota pCehaarrlmeovnotihxlyC.ouHreiecratiHbies ccoonltuamrcitsedabp-y r(ebsuisdiennetsisaels)usewoounllyd.cWalel hthoepier tohweny ccarpuaschietdy tbhoaxn orneequtihraetsismiuntcacht.less Welcome Our New Physician didn't start for another year. People than just a new year. It would seem pictures of us for the next weeks' sure. 1 originally envisioned it as a calling 547-6558 or e-mailing hauler and get their own contract," In terms of other bms like plas- were having millennium parties, t^he c^elebrations would be bigger editi<m of die paper. I even had a one-tiiiie eveet lAaridng the begin- charlevoixcouri€r®charlevoixcouri- Roloff said. tic, tin or paper products being full bDuuyyimngg mmiilllleennnniiuumm mmuuggss aannda aait- and die cchhaannggeess bbiiggggeerr wwiitdhi aa nneeww hheeaaddlliinnee aallrreeaaddyy wwrriitttteenn iinn mmyy nminngg ooff tdhiee nneeww mmiilllleennnmiuumm,, bbuutt iitt encom Roloff added that the committee Levengood urges recyclers to Jefifrey¥.WUder,MD tteennddiinngg mmiilllleennnniiuumm ssaalleess aatt llooccaall expected to see increased volumes check the other compartment. Hunting season does more than just thin a herd of recyclables following the holi- There are two compartments allot- day season. ted to each material. OBSTETRICS & GYNECOLOGY Both said that the bins are In relation to bins reaching ca- checked on a daily basis and when pacity, Roloff explained the trend — ^ ] wwhhaatt iitt iiss.. yyaarrdd aarree hheellppiinngg tthhaatt ttrreeee.. IItt oonnllyy ooff bbiirrddss,, ppllaannttss hhnndd ssmmaallll aannii-- fflloowweerrss;; nn((nn bbeeccaauussee tthhee ddeeeerr are a full bin is located Waste Man- she has seen. She said that card- I I I BByy mmaakkiinngg ccaarreeffuull mmeeaassuurree-- wwoorrkkss iinn aa ffoorreesstt wwiitthh aa mmuullttiittuuddee mmaallss.. iinnjjuurriinngg tthhee ssoonnggbbiirrddss oorr eeven agement, the contracted hauler, is board fills the most quickly, while Northern Michigan Hospital in Petoskey is ments of what happens in the of different trees and other kinds The exact reasons for these eating the wildflowers, but be- contacted. Waste Management newspapers, magazines and cata- MD, world of plants and animals we ofliving things that are there. strange changes are not always cause ftll those creatures are a then has 24 hours to respond. logs are the second most common- pleased to welcome Jeffrey W. Wilder, to can and have learned some pretty What this uncommon sense clear, but the careful measure- part of an extraordinarily com- However, there were procedural ly used bin, then plastics and last- our medical staE Dr. Wilder, an obstetrician and important things that are not yet means in practical terms is that ment and counting of kinds of plex system that we are begin- differences that apply tp-eai;dboard ly tin:- gynecologist, originally from the Manton area, widely understood and that seem while you may help the tree in creatures in many part—s of the ning to understand. pickup. Until about a week^ago. ^/Roloff expects to have a pickup joins Drs. Daniel VcrBurg and Richard A. to defy common sense. your yard by spraying to control world have established wit—h- Anyone professing some love Waste Management would only of hazardous materials some time Kutdpal at BayViewJ.Obstetrics and Gynecology. For example, would you be- the caterpillars, you>may actually out much feid: of contradiction — for nature and its multitude of di^ pickup cardboard on Mondays and in the spring, summer or fall. lieve that caterpillars and other hurt the whole forest and reduce that removing large pcedators verse Idtads ofcreatures should be Dr. Wilder most recently practiced at St. Joseph insects eating the leaves of trees the amount of wood products that which we humans have been very happy to have an effective hunt- could cause those trees to grow might come from it. good at doing — causes remark- ing season for deer in Michigan. Mercy Hospital in Ann Arbor. He is a junior fel- Someone once described ecolo- faster? In an ordinary forest with Almost as difficult to believe is ably important changes in almost If we can't or won*t let the low in the American College of Obstetrics and gy as the study of how everything a number of different kinds of the effect that large predators can everything else that lived where wolves and mountain lions do it, Gynecology. is connected to everything else. trees, the effect that leaf eating have on the natural commttnities the predators did. ibeak we had better take responsi- As the definition sufi^ests, io^ecjts haye on tree growth is not tibey are part of. Thtte is sound With die wolves just begiiming bility. 7(/eicme SenmceA Dt. Wilder sees patients by appointment at Baj ecology is an extremely compli- simple, but the truth in the first evidence from careful measure- to return and mountain lions Act like a predator, make the View Obstetrics and Gynecology in Petoskey. To cated thing. Only in the last few sentence of this paragraph is gen- ments that when you remove coy- completely gone from Michiean. world a richer place. Do your part schedulean appoiatmeeMndi Di;-\(^lder,^please call years have ecologists begun to uinely incontestable. otes from some of our western we are the only large predators for birds and wildflowers by sup- fiA/Mitiuoix learn some of the complex truths Reliable people have made grasslands, die amooot of plant left and we need to perform the porting deer hunting in Michigan. 231-487-2340. about how the natural world careful measurements and when matter produced and die nnmlm job of those predators if we wish Roger Knutson is a Charlev<ftx works. insects eat up to one quarter of of kinds of di^erent plants Actu- to live in a biologically complex resident and columnist for the What has been most interesting the total leaf surface on forest ally go down. world. Charlevoix Courier. His columns Fbr more information about Dr. Wilder oranyof Medical School otisoftmwhhaetatatbhwoeeuytsatreeheomlsietkocdfyolmytpoilnceatxlhletcrfouatmch-es tfdrauesceteses,rmtaohnerdeftowhroeeoswdth.oaclteuaflolryesgtrporwos- twhoaTlthvleeermesoivmsioenqdgualmlaolryugengtpoaroieddiaketvoiHrdsoenlnisck,ee tfahlTelhneinnrmeiMbiitscthraiogcfoanndneeaecnrtdikohinlolbweedtmewaaenceynh aCrehpaapcrehiaeerdvoebivyxecrCayollutirwnigoertw.heeHeCkeosucriianenrtbhaeet Phloemaesevcisailtl tWhealtcioncmleudSeesrviincfeosrmfaotriaon ouri^ysidans1.-8p0l0e-a2s4e8c-a6ll77H7e.althAceess at MCoilclheiggeanofSHtautneuiUnnivMeerdsiictiyne, mon sense. Our common sense Of course that doesn*t mean which used to live in all of kinds of small songbirds we (23]} 547-6558 or by writing him 24 hours-a-day, seven days-a-wcck East Lansing about the natural world is often that the caterpillars eating the Michigan, causes a dramatic drop have. 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Teresa Seldon 1 12 Mason. P.O. Box 117. Charlevoix. Michigan 49720-0117 immaterial and unsut)stant)al errors. PAGE 6- Charievoix Courier Wednesday, January 3, 2001 Charlevoix Courier Wednesday. January 3, 2001 - PAGE 7 new Four year resolutions Damage estimated around $10,000 inside Star School your that will enrich life VANDALS meeting place. Farley added that her mother BByyFFRR.. JJIIMM GGUUNNNN,, RREECCTTOORR bbrreewwss 1100::2244--2255:: ""AAnndd lleett us con- Contlnumdfrom pag02 was once a student at the school Christ Episcopal Chinch Beacons sider how we may spur one another house and the destruction caused on toward love and good deeds. Let by the vandals had really hit She said that it had been there as home. chrWohneonleogviecralDehco.ri3zo1nI,txwjemsstoanrtthteo of Blessing ussomneotagrievienufpliemeheabtiitngoftodgoeitnhge,r,b—uats loTngheasvsahnedcaolusldtoroekmeamnbearx.lo the **They destroyed everything ex- hear talk about **New Year's Reso- let us encourage one another piano's keys. Farley believes the cept for the picture of Jesus. They Jutfons.** and alkthe moK as you seethe Day damage caused is irreparable, but bburiolkdeinegv.erTyhepyiecdeidofnogtlalsaskeinantyh-e Many people start off seeing the Him to instruct our minds and our approaching." they will attempt to have the keys atrsanasnitoipopnorftruonmitoynetoyseoarmetohoawnostthaerrt 3sp:i1r6i-t1s7indesHcirsibweasysth.e 2naTtiurmeotahnyd praFyienra.lly1 pwreeaccohemdeatosetrhieespooifntseor-f Charlevoix Area Church Services prieadnoon'esamnedlowdiilelssaogmaein.day hear the* ^thnigng., WtheeyfijguusrtedteWhseetrdoaymeadgeevserayr-e over, to 'tuni over a new leaf.** purpose ofthe Bible: "Ail Scripture mons during the Advent Season on Those on-scene explained thai close to $10,000 have no in- wHsosfihoimawJpsaewmnvraueedaarcornkpy,d!etdetm,dhootowsifievttaehrtneissoboonelfmuoturteceinhodtnhestenottehhgnuead-tt ittetsehrqeaauGciiomhnpdiiapnn-neggbd,roieffrnoaeGrtrboeiuhvdgkeehidrntmygeaa,onygudocsboonieredsrstevwshcs,ooterirfksnoi/ogud*gtahfhnloadytr t"PporrFoeaOopynusaeetrrrrifonuQnoglugfnlafeyolsrtisthtthohieaseeneisCdno)q|o1m>uficoanraltCgniahntnrKiociieetssnotgsftiw"raoeanusssrs MEWSvoueerndnndniain«ynggdSSacWehyororvoEisAlvchSeeiSnpEiMnM-gB6L6YSOouhthCOO 16790:Ki:.XO3t)00OppaJ....mmmm,... 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HRSUTNCITOSENlDGiRtCeEHSGUtARaTlCIPHOMlNOiAFALCwH.CRHIUSRTCH tshibelescthoooitls hooriugsienaalsacplpoesaerlyanacsepaonsd- bLaeseanterasokreDdetleocticvoen/tSaecrtgeaSnhterRiefxf The antique piano at the Star School was not spared by vandale Dec 23 when N*TehweyIndteervnoattieodnatlheVemrsseilovne,sittosatyhse. aTegsetsamfeorntthisetChehuBrocdhy ionf CthhreisNte—w qwuitehsttshatnoksGgoidv.ingA,npdretsheentpyeoaucreroef- PaftorMicBhIaBellllBeAuPicThIeSrTCHURCH SMournndianygScWhooroslhip((swiunmtmeerr)) 1n40K;:X0t)0oaaa...mmm... htiaodn saisncseombeewehnauttiolfizaincgotmhmeunloictay- BeUing at (231) 547-4461. they broke Into the building. (Photo by Julie Mueiiek) apostle's teaching and to the fel- doesn't make much sense to God, which transcends all under- WednesdayDinner&Program 6KX)p.m. laonwdsthoipp,ratyoert.h"e bmkiiig of bread toithvienrkthoef^laacbeo!dy that is spread all satnadndyionugr, mwiilnldsguianrCdhryiosutrJehseuasr.t*s' SMEvuoenrndniainynggSWWcohororsoshlhiipp 11M01:3:00000paaj..nmm.,. PnloRFhMlpG.SduiAwn^ , 547.-*5»8I0232 Water treatment plant keeps supply pollution-free By my reading that verse speaks The breaking of bread is not an- (Phiiippians 4:6-7. 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Alan K Leese 237-9204 MorningWorship 11:00a.m. FirstWednesdayofMonth 7:00p.m. NeUie Marie Holmes: June 9, 1913 - Dec. 22, 2Q00 CHURCHOF THE NAZARENE IRONTONCONGRIEroGnAloTnIONALCHURCH Gharlevoix on Jan, 18 ConwrofUJ.31 andWaller Rd. SundaySchool 9:45 a.m. DJshoriNsypee.dlpelhni',es WMdeaisretideinHDoeCllci.mnets2o,2n X8a7ot,WSnot*.f CoaevndMecarrersv.5Ci0lolHmeyopeRlaaemrndseysCartaaoslsRsseaolAiuDwaxioniccrlteikaaerpIdynh.soufnroe-r eOhrresvrS.ihlheMluciswbVdaaugnsnedt,.pVrCuelncitfe,tdoenVd,iciinnV1du9en8at5t;hahnbeydr WSEMMuvueorendnnrdiniar.noytg^dSDSacWeihyurMovrwSoiseelchreNivepilceton ..16.9718K::;4X3007}000-ppaa5...7.mmm1m.1... MJPPauaosnsrtetnoo,irrl::nugTMHyWia&ocrrhoAsaluhedgliutp.sC.tKnSimsiet.h— —11550194KK97XX-)->2a3a3.0.2m0m1..B mfooTbrhimleeedAwCmihellurribcceahnflrooRcmeadt1eCdpr.oomns.sttohwie6l:lc4ob5mepe.rimn.oCfhataUrtSlh-ee3vC1ohiaxNrolorentvhoJiaanxn.dCo1M8n.euneTuchnehitbSyltorRoeede--t She was bom Nellie Marie Vunt Operator and Typist. parents, Carl and Marie Vunt and MNnOnROWOOISOTDCUHNUITRECDH ^5984fQ^anaPIH?intgypt. orjustdrey in. : ^'^^^^'^wTw^'HidSi^ on June 9, 1913 in Detroit. Mrs. She is survived by her daughters, sisters, Margaret Huff, Dorothy Sunday School 9:45a.m. Hohnes— married Clifton W. '^udiUi E. (Ei^ene) Reynolds of Al- Vincellette and Ann Gardner. MorningWorship 11:00a.m. SundayWorship 11:30a.m. SundaySchbdt IffilSaJn. EveningWorship 6:00p.m. Holmes on March 1. 1935 in De- mont and Suzanne M. (David) Funeral services look place on <>Thc Holiday Solution troit. Sopfe of China Township, son, Dec. 27 at Muir Brothers Funeral She was a member of the Michael C. (Barbara) Holmes of Home in Imlay City with the Fa- COMMUNITYREFORMEDCHURCH^ SAFE HARBOR Call New World Cafe CCeeddaarrvviiBUee SSepnoirotrsCmiatni'zsmCsluabn,d tthhee Cfihvaerlgerveoaitx-;gnsmedcvheinldgireanndacnhdilbdrroetnh;- tatheArcWaadyanPearUkreienlSoofuftihcifaitdidn.g burial MMoorrnniinnggWWoorrsshhPiiMoppofiClhtacrylAevvowiHxie 190::4050aa.mm. SundaySSO(UhoToHUlSE-R3N1 B&AOPUTUISST-C3H1UR1C0:H00a.m. New \A/intcr Specials every day. tvcnint^ Wnrvhip f»;00 p.m. Worship - IT:00a.m. Read^bylunchtimel Ways to keep those resolutions P™ast™or UrryGrooters^ ^7o-r9-421S2n SInutnadraiynEFlvMelnoifn!g|BoibolNeoSrtruiid/ 564:70^02p8.m3. TiyoneofourBunitos ELLSWORTHWESlElfAN^HURCH ST.MARY'SCATHOLICCHURCH or auhentic Cornish Pasties For many, making New Year s you do it^ what are the circum- thing while also saying yes to an- SMuonrdnianyCgoScWmhoeorroslhoilpEhAAWin* EHnv11o01r::l00b00aa..mm.. SEavteunridnagybNeifgohrtSeoMHuaotslh*y.BrDiady^s-Slreei ^ IJMO) pp..mm.. The ori«*^^J Pat'ssafnadwmiocuhseHsuonngahroimaen mCaabdbeabgreeRaodlls, resolutions is the easy part of the stances? other. Sunday LveningWorship b:00p.m. Sunday Masses ,B:06a.m.and 10:OUa.m. New Year. Keeping those resolu- 3) Have a specific (concrete) 8) Try to change your routine Wednesday Prayer Service 7:00p.m. FMherTomNdi 54746n 3 soups every day, tions b much more difficult. goal inmind: '"Losing 15 pounds" and surroundings; this will help IMor.Rev.CbrlsWiAaoe .5SS>7455 French wet omelettes, University of Michigan psy- is a befter goal than **getting into dislodge the habit. FAMILY Of FAITHMINISTRIES Tf.MPU R NM ISRAEL or the best coffee in town, chology Prof. Christopher Peter- better shape." 203 E. UprigM CumerMichigan& Wauka/oo 9) Don't resort to bizarre stratc- MorningWorship 10:30a.m. Petoskey son gives suggestions on how to 4) Acknowledge intermediate gies (like grapofniit and vodka di- EWvMerntindg4W&oyrsIhviMpig ' 67:H0J0Upp..mm.. I' 'nicfn Yael Splanslcy 147-H740ur 4fflUBL8cgional Dinners on Fridays L Saturday nights« , emaaskieer rteosokleuetpi,onasndsotitphsatonthheoywarteo isntegpsinaenvdalauvaotiidngblyaocukr-wphroiglreestsh.ink- estussttaoinlofsoerwtehiegrhets)t tohfaytoyuorulicfae.nnot PPaasrtsoorn:agPehilipS»larfn ......554477--43282512 IGF'rrlieCdMeiatkyi-inSigei.rviHcael Willens R7:'I\H')> pp.[mII Call for menu & reservations, —keep them: 5) Make a public declaration of -Closed Mondays- 10) The best advice is just to iismp!n•oo>sdtsisieobeldseeeetpoaldyheanibtnigtirt.atoincehdatnhgaet tithaits ytioo6un)rcFainnitnebdnet:paoSpwhearraftmuneleramonitdnivhcauthmoairnlsg.iea:- yfoorugrestelafbtohuetwiatyalyl:ouLaeraer.n to love UuirlevobiLfviCIhhistrrccihvi-cSmminicdeesdDibruesciinoetsyseHsp:oiisond 208 Bridge Street • Charlevoix • 547-3801 1 2) Take stock of the bad habit Misery loves miserable company. For more information, contact Citizens Bank • Charlevoix Courier so you know what you are up 7) Cultivate a replacement ac- Peterson at (734) 764-6567 or . Winchester Furwral Home Yon can now e-mail yonr ition's information to the -^DaA iwv^iA WUi ivf at ciiarievoixconriei:@cliarleYoixconrier.com against: What is it; how often do tivity: It IS easier to say no to one chrispei ("Himich.edu. P/^GE 8-Charlevoix Courier Wednesday, January 3. 2001 Charfevoix CourierWednesday, January 3, 2001 - PAQE 9 " ' i i 1 * AM r Point Collision, Inc. I MONE'S Full Service Wash Ronald C. IMarshall PhD £ye Health (tfchaife^ I Vacuum interior Psychologist TT I Clean windows in/out 9533 Boyne City Road Di^ Robert&KMerfyMolter Wash exterior duflcvoU.MI 49720 I Board Certified OptMietrisIs I AutSooftWIaClsothh While You Waif Serving the children and families I AUInsurance Work Accepted of Charlevoix, Boyne City and EastJordan Carla M. 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Voci WAX MOBILE SERVICE fte Physical SIMPLIFIED _ arlson BELLINGER Optometrist CARPETS WEEKLY WASH Specializing In: ^ SEATS Orthopedic Manual Therapy S» « us for...C7nrlsf;n C mil " Owners/Consultants Vestibular & Pelvic ~TlH!PtoeaWediBflg, Floor Rehabilitation Invitations • Enclosures iDVlttfiOllftIfld LAND CARS • BOATS • R.VS & Preventive Care Napkins • Thank Yous AccMtoriei. New Paiientf Welcomel ^TAIUI^ Reception Items AIR Call for SlopintooQtoviewibe 601 bridge SL l03CiinU)n Appointment Attendants G/As SEA EastJordan.KH49727 Charlevoix, MI 49720 547- 536-2240 547-2901 123 Main St • Fast Jordan Courier ^bar2kS1o-oSt4t7-«C5oSuCrier (231)547-1062 • P.O. Box 253 • Charievoix, MI49720 24 Hour Emergency Cara C1H2A7R9L1EUV.OSt.X3,1MNlO4R9T7H20 Owmn Rich & Pbul PNhjiin/safatUJlhebr.afiFiTst 536-0747 1-877-997-3871 PAGE 10 - Charleyoix Courier Wednesday, JYanuary 3,O2001 UR HEALTH Charievoix CourierWednesday, January 3. 2001 - PAGE 11 may City appoint planner marina soon far project By JULIE MUSILEK extent of the proposed marina StaffWriter changes. How a simple conversation can lead to inj ury "Our organization is against The city was recently awarded the project especially lo the ex- a grant to fund the local share of tent that the city has proposed to the Wharfside acquisition and do it. The marina expansion en- mobile. With an estimated 80 You can create a lot of mischief motor vehicle code that permits you are speaking with know thai demolition, part of the shore- croaches on the beauty of the million users, this becomes a sig- in two-and-a-half minutes of the use of "hands-free" commu- you are behind the wheel, and side renovation planned for lake and downgrades the natu- F. James nificant number. careless driving. nication only, such as speaker stop talking il the driving be- downtown parks, but the marina ral, pristine beauty of the area. Stewart, Is this a safe practice? Can we Carrying on a social conversa- phones or headphones. Since the comes more difticult. expansion specifics are still un- 11*s the lake that makes recommend this? Nope. There is tion on a cell phone while driving law was written, several large • Remember, as a driver your decided. Charlevoix what it is/' Puhl M.D. one thing that everyone looking at 50 miles per hour adds six car studies have shown that even first responsibility is to pay atten- In a recent interview City said. at driving and cell phone use lengths or 96 feet to your^stop- these phones are dangerous and tion to the road Don't read from Manager Mike Weisner said While Puhl does agree with agrees on: Talking on the phone ping distance over non-phone distracting. nittes or an address book while that the city may appoint a plan- plans to integrate a system of 'Your does not make you a safe driver. driving. It s the conversation and the driving. ning of ticial to integrate the floating docks, he doesn*t agree One study found that talking on One study of cell phone acci- distraction of communicating • Plan to mi^ your calls be- public*s ideas and concerns sur- witti tiie extent they are planned heaUh* the phone quadruples your risk of dents found that as many as one- with someone outside of the ve- fore entering traffic. rounding the project to reach. He said the environ- becoming involved in a collision. third of the drivers did not re- hicle that creates the danger that • pon*t engage in stressfol or Public hearings will also be mental group feels that the pro- This represents the same risk lev- spond to the impending collision it does. emotional conversations that will planned in order to coordinate posed 100 feet the docks will We hear them in restaurants, el as driving with 11 bU»Hl alcohol at all. hut continued to talk until But Santa just brought you a be distracting. They can be the project plans and conimuniiy extend is beyond what is neces- theaters and airports, and even content of XO milligrams percent. the point of impact. new ceil phone and you are prob- most dangerous of ail. Be cenam desires. sary. watch people shopping while We can go to jail, pay big tines In 1996, the Cellular Telecom- ably going to use it someday to infcmn the person you^ oob- Downtown Development Au- "The proposed floating docks talking^ 09 the phone. Now we and spend lots of quality time munications Iiulustry Association while you are driving. Here are versing with that you are in Inf- thority Chairman Hugh Mason are going out too far, they un- find people driving their ca—rs with parole officers when we conducted a large study that con- some tips about how to use it: fic. It will likely change iheloac said that the appointment of a dermine the beauty of the area. while talking on the phone drink and drive. cluded that cell phone use in cars • Get to know your phone. of the conversation. planning individual to oversee They have spots for 100 foot cellular phones have become an Phoning and driving is associ- produced a 34 percent higher risk Learn to use speed dial and redi- Use your phone to call for the project's progression will boats, all you will be able to see integral part of our daily experi- ated with all varieties of careless of having an accident. Repeated al. 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McSauba in Charlevoix WexApaTnCsiHondpilraenctoforr, tJheerrpyroPjeuchtl. mwhaeyrebetheapppaorikntperodj,ecwtilpllatnankeer tweertaor-eastea-iftln^dtsoob-eul^iteavreitahnattwhaet pritdiasptpreaacrtsiotno bperotvhiediendatbteynttihoen tphhiosnceouunsterywhmialneydrtiovwinnsgh,ipasndanidn catatnenrteiaocnhofitfwtihtehroouatd.taIkfintgheryeouirs uBseecatrheefuml.in a responsible way. has been seeing a lot of ac- sgariodupthdaotesthneoteangvriereonwmitehnttahle pcloaucnecialtc5h:a3m0bpe.rms.aJtanc.ity10hailnl.city tivity thanks to the recent shouldn*t be without one phone that causes our driving to county boards are writing laws an incoming call, let the voice Dr. F. James Stewart cam be A study in found that 85 suffer. Studies indicate that the against the use of cell phones mail answer it for you. contacted at Pine River Medical snow. percent of cell phone users ad- average cell phone call consumes while operating a motor vehicle. • Suspend conversation during in Charlevoix by calling 547- (Above) Brock Yenglin, 9, of What you mitted that they used them occa- about 2 minutes and 30 seconds. Washington State has written a hazardous driving. Let the person 6554, Charlevoix, snowboards gives sionally while driving their auto- down Mt. McSauba on Dec. 28. (Left) A group of children vaiue hold onto the tow rope as tv^ice its tight as they can as they are pulled up Mt. McSauba for and another run down the hill. is availcible (Photos by Julie Musilek)^— January?* in Can Chiropractic Help Me? McFadden Chiropractic Clinic A .^<^ LOCAL SPORTS Eye Health of(kiiewix Brian P. McFadden, D.C. For aU the Our lanuary Advertislnt Sale! 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MICH CHARLEVOIX. MICROFORM UMI 1504 2001 6 by ProQuest & 2002, Information Learning Company. Rights Reserved. All This Microform protected against unauthorized is copying under United States Code. title 17, MADE REPRODUCTION THIS IS FROM AND MOST THE BEST COMPLETE OF SET ORIGINAL ISSUES AVAILABLE AT TIME OF FILMING. AND THE PAPER USED INK IN ORIGINAL MATERIAL AFFECT THE OF THE QUALITY MICROFORM AND EDITION, DUE TO A LACK OF CONTRAST SOME PAGES MAY NOT HAVE REPRODUCED WELL. barkvoii^ Courier SERVING THECHARLEVOIXCOiiMUNnYSINCE 1883 Copyright 2001 Northern Michigan ReviewInc AllRights Reserved Wednesday, January 3, 2001 VOL 117. N0.1 CHARLEVOIX, MICH 16 PAGES 50 CENTS New Happy Inside.. Year! Vcuidalism A new millennium Charlevoix in Vandals destroyed many antique items inside tfie Star Scliool recently. — Page 2 Clean water The Ctiarlevoix Water Treatment plant works to keep the city sup- plied with clean Lake Michigan water. — Page 3 Overflow 1 Some of the recy- cling bins in Charlevoix are a little too popular for their 1 size. — Pages About 200 Charlevoix resldenta braved freezing temperatures and gathered in East Park Dec. 2 for this Charlevoix Courier New Year's photo. (Photo by Jeremy McBaIn, with assistance by G. Randall Goss) 1 PAGE 2 - Charlevoix Courier Wednesday, January 3, 2001 Charlevoix Courier Wednesday, January 3, 2001 - PAGE 3 On City water supply claimed Star School the record by to be cleaner than bottled targeted AMiuned Names liability company The following businesses have Marriages By JULIE MUSILEK only lake water. vandals filed for an assumed name with the The following people have been Staff Writer Creswell said that when ground Charlevoix County Clerk's office- granted marriage licenses by the water was being used, traces of a Jordan Vdlcy Floral, 401 Water Charlevoix County Clerk's office;. In the last few years, many peo- solvent based degreaser were By JULIE NfUSBLEK Street, East Jordan, by Anita L, Charles Terry Foster Jr., 40, ple have been seen toting bottles of found. Apparently someone bad StaffWriter Shepard Boyne Falls and Catherine Mar- water from springs around the spilled the hazardous material and Sometime around Dec. 23, some- BaCklearyy'saSnedmiP-rSoodrutcae.Al1m3o5s9t4ACmliasrhk garet Bruske, 39. Boyne Falls cwoonrvlednifoerncreeatsoonssafertayn.giBnugt ftrhoemy tlhoewalqeuvieflesr.of it found their way into oofnethberoikneteirnitooraonfdtdheestSrtoayredScmhuocohl RBeorardy, Charlevoix, by Clayton J. Births may not have to. Currently, water quality testing is According to City of Oiarlevoix done each day in the plant's labma-* nEHevore"ulIosiften,teWhTeeaoymwcn(oRtsmohhemaiudppnealirnoptdceyatLtroeabdotumoaitirlssdt)hiRenhogcaaodvrl.e-u CBirtCiVyaid,slgtlbeeayrSM'Stsorc,eodet6ett2.m2HCeaRhlialMvroJeltrree.vlRo,iidx1g,4e1,b5yBSoDoyunt&eh CRhoBagrreylrueavaonLidyxnTorHnioiiuDagehcHt.ooun2g,4hbtoaotrnnthotefo WrcSeauassptiehedrreifnnorSttseacnmldneeeanCentrdeodsfnrwoieWtnlakltp,meagryChawtanahrtdeelrWee,avxsotttirhxeae tcloooicImyan.etsetdhiebnenntehearwtohugsthyhsetthseeamnp,dlyatnbht'oesttwpoaumtmeoprf this much haued I would hale to see L Rich, L.L.C.. a Michigan limited Charlevoix Area Hospital. free flowing tap water in the city is Lake Michigan. This setup is called what they would do to an animal or a as clean as it comes. a buried intake. Creswell said the cahtieldd.t"haat cshoemmheadntheGaaridlfFoalrlloewyirnegittehre- Weather Here We Grow Daycare wo"ulWderahteaviteae1x0ce(lslcaelnetIwuantseuri,ted1 punuimqpueldoucaaltiofinltorfaftieorns —restihdeenstasnda incident. — for drinking - 10 excellent.)'* acts as a pre-filter and, once inside The school house was ravaged FuU-time positions Hi Lo Snow Creswell said. the plant itself, a second treatment causrrtehnetlyv,antdhaelswibrirdookwesaalrlebbuotarodneed. Dec. 26 24 18 2" available any age toTohnee CoiftyfeowfaCrheaarlweavtoeirxtriseahtomemnet is aHdomwienvisetre,retdh.e old, combination Piles of glass litter the floor and bro- Dec. 27 24 17 6" 7:30 am to 5:30 pm plants. The only other similar plants water source did not require chlo- ken tables, chairs and clocks lay in Monday-Friday in the area are located in Traverse rine treatment. Creswell said that pieces aboutthe room. Dec. 28 19 6 2" City, Alpena and St. Ignace. the chlorine was a change for some The hardwood floor of the small Dec. 29 19 5 .7" hrtak^QsX, Lunch and The plant siphons approximately people in town who daim they can benattrharnocoem,IctKhaattedotnoctehehroiughstedoftthhee Dec. 30 25 18 V^ Snacksprovid^ed hLaalkfeaMimcihliligoann gwaaltlo^apseorfdtaryeaitnetdo tas"tSetiattseprreegsuelnactei.on said that surface (Above) Sam Creswell, school's original toilet from the 547-7279 city, and some Charlevoix Town- water (Lake Michigan) has to be Charlevoix Water Super- 1 800s, is now covered in shards of Dec. 31 28 22 trace ^^b^J'^ Tina Klumpp ship, homes. This figure rises from chlorinated. We feed no more than intendent, shows the in- the toilet's brokenporcelain. Jan. 26 18 one to two million gallons^per day we have to. The chlorine is used to take pipes bringing wa- The perpetrators did not stop Vandals smashad tha original toilet In the Star 1 during busy summer months. The kill bacteria. The water in Lake ter from Lake Michigan dtbhelenartces,kbatohnaedrydlaalttsheoartaaUliacnchekuderdcthhtehceowanolgnlrgemsgtaaul-- SScchhooololH.ou(sePh^Hoisttooribcayl JSoucliietey,Muaslfiielekd)into the school house tor the Nuptial forms House plloanPnsl.ta*nstclaepaadciotpyerisattohrreJeimmilClailodnwgealll- rMwiiintceh,,h"iihgteadnsoaeisidns.'qtuniteeedclaelaont otfo cshtlaor-t I(nRtioghttt)ieWtarteeartmIenntthpelapnlta.nt htntmhioaooetTmvnyhmeusefedhsoaervutadantltntdoeoodrntatgfhlthaeecshteoeb.oaylrlatudctlikoensbsmitotpynalgtreiednod,btteohtbraeouerrtsdttrwaedklhaioeecnesndsa, dfcrnaaeeotmngAmeiorsmlveoiyanettt-sewtsemaieoptlteneehkreeetaWvdhtfeeaaunatdcrtrinselow.seiuotsnyrrddekaaaetncyhddheetttcdhoooelocfdnFoulaorryrrtoldho1eiemy-r tcfabienaarrOdnmsetdnede,etoxtifpohmmla2taeehn8iedmnisy-breiecdneeaacyrrrteeshvsas.hetitadhod,seohfdeiainrnsbacttyniihddqeetulhhnedeetrphtsiahehanuaandrstsso-- FaCeonvhrgiaataiigrsellmateeobnvltroeeapiroaxerttaCvwaoeiudladrbilinegesart atnhde too cold? qswwwuaooaiiHuutdrolleetwddrhteahmhvrteeaeavascrt^ehn,i>ooatulCncoelriisderstnsaygtltwhaiaeeoamwlnsonlcuowwdanamaotnttmee,eursrint.ishinnseWogtuht.pyelisarceinehent- cptllhilroegWeawyrhsiaeilmcmenliasvcneneepglessto,raoifstmltuiecemstheuairlact,y,ololramCyirhrpenealaesnarrwoiiometnnulntaltadhhbtseeoh.arum3iwetdaamatttitnelhhtd-reeo acwJuawaltanieierbtMessuusptpiuprllteeyka.i)tn(mtPoehntotbteossocibtiyyt with looks of anguish in their eyes. around this very piano. Charlevoix Courier. 112 Mason St., Farley said. Charlevoix.. tap water drinkers. Farley is a member of The Star And as other members of the society See VANDALS, page 7 Charlevoix orcall 547-6558. "We feel we are in gpod shape See WATER, page 7 January 5 January - 11 for the foreseeable future," he said. Correction The plant currently operateseight WARNING WARNING hours per day. If the number of gal- Cast TTway lons needed by the community ris- ChIanrlelavsotixweCeokur'isere,dittheiroen woafsthaen itnhehmiswrnoontge.s MacndB,aitnhuws,asrenoptorttaekd- es, so too would the hours ofopera- NOimiWEST Open Water ThstaerrinEg:mTopmeHranoksr, 'HeslenNHunet •wNighQtlyr7o&o9:2v5•cSat&Sun2:30 tion. error in the story titled "What ing part in the experiment other Mrkvoix Courier The treatment plant, adjoining Voices: David Spade, John Goodman•Nightly7:00•Sat& Sun 2:00 equals the legal limit?" on page 3. than as a reporter. Michigan Beach off of Park Av- YACHT CLUB around dock & shore Vertical limit In the confusion of dealing with The story should have said enue was built in 1986. Sttfrino:CMsO'DonneH,ScottGlenn•Nigtitty9H)0•Sat&Sun4:00 the volunteers. Editor Jeremy Musilek weighs 115 pounds and win be Mkitalnlnf North Shore MISS CONGENIALITY Prior to the treatment plant hav- McBain mixed up the weights of Gibson weighs 135 pounds. Julie Musilek and Shirley Gibson ing been built, city residents were open water atOHiid the Lake Charlevoix starring: Sandra Bullock•Nigtitly7 & 9:15 • Sat & Sun 2 &4:15 consuming a mixed water source outsMe periMler«f that was a combination of lake wa- 2 miles west of starring: Mel Gibson, Helen Hunt•Nightly7 & 9:20•Sat&Sun 2 &4:20 For a airnace that ter and ground water. Because of Horton Bay CHILP & FAMILY SERVICES keeps you warm grotmd water's greater potential for the 2001 ke season ' starring: MattOlfflOn•Nightly7&9:15»SatS Stm2& 4:15 OF NORTHWESTERN MICHIGAN and saves money, contamination, the new plant uses 2001 Ice Season Evening Prices: (Sdults $6.00, Chiid $4.50. Senior $5.00 MfiTiNEE Prices: All SEfiTS $4, just call Bryant to THEf^An, COUNSELiNO. F5YCH0L0GiCAL TESTING & A55E53MENT the rescue. 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I Advertise and Whitefish i 5:00-8K)0 featuring Oysters, month of January. Call for a Free 10 Minute Mortgage Qualiflcatiort iOTurmiNG/ in tlie Crab Calces & Shrimp 1-800-968-3680 BKClFTIOinST Fran Martin Kim Taylor Valerie Pedersen or Mobile: 313-0140 Classifieds! At the bridge • Downtown Charlevoix • (231)547-4311 Zero Down • Conventional • MSHDA • FHA • VA PAQE 4 - Charlevoix Courier Wedneeday, January 3, 200t Charlevoix CourierWednesday, January 3. 2001 - PAGE 5 OPINIONS Recycling such a success, the bins are overflowing By JULIE MUSILEK Wednesdays. new millennium StaffWriter This stipulation was changed officially the and now the cardboard. like the It is Recycling has betrn a biii hit in other bins, will be picked up after Charlevoix, but sonic icMdciUs are 24 hour notice. Levengood hopes saying maybe the piugram has that the procedural change will stores, notknowing they were being millennium. mind; "Editor hospitalized after would make a great yearly traditicm mushroomed beyond its capacity. help keep the bin accessible to Jeremy duped into believing a false hood—. Bui. people are somewhat partied falling out of bucket truck Lands for Charlevoix. '^Things have been going along area residents. a] The ma—in culprit behind this I out this year after last and it is ioo on Petoskey New-Review photogra- 1 still iiave a year to thmk about very well. From the very begin- Problems associated with card- McBain believe was television. News- early to really tell what the big pher." it. ning we have had a good re- board recycling are the most com casters filled their shows with sto- changes will be. However, we de- But, I didn't fall and the picture Additionally, along with die idea sponse/* recycling committee mon. Upon starting up the pro nes about the new millennium and cided to get into tile celebratory turnedout great of change in a new year, you may member Shirley Roloff said. gram here in Charlevoix the man- ^Just a what it means to the world, CNN mood at the Charlevoix Courier, I would like to give out some have noticed a couple of changes in However, the positive response agement team at the Emihet Coun- even had a scries on the matter. while also respecting the aspect of thanks: First to Goss for his help the way this week's edition of the from residential recyclers has also ty Transfer Station warned the re- thought^ This provided me further proof for change, with the picture He provided some Charlevoix Courier looks, specifi- lead to bins located al the >itc of cycling committee not to have my belief that television newscast- I his week you Will notice a spe- great tips and a needed back-up. I cally the headlines to our On the the county jaii to rcacli capacity cardboard capabilities right away. ers are more concerned with "flashy cial front page photo of comnui- wodd also like to thank Ivan WH- record. Beacons of Blessing and and in some cases overflow, turn- The Charlevoix station heeded news" rather dian the facts. ni^. This piotuie wastakea during thoeft of Charlevcdx Electric Ser- Obituaries sections. These arejust a ing potential lecyclers away. the warning, but according to Lev- Happy new year and happy new Biit, a year later, here it officially a cold morning on Dec. 2 by me, vice—for allowing us to use his truck few of the style changes you will According to recycling commit- engood they may have added the millennium! is; the new millennium along with a with the help of G. Randall Goss of an—d while we ended up not using see in the Courier over the coming^ tee member Larry Levengood. cardboard bin too quickly. When it Thai's right, it is officially a new new year. the Petoskey News-Review, from it 1 would like to thank the Mc- months in an effort to give the cardboard has most commonly comes to cardboard the new loca- millennium. Unli—ke what some peo- With all new years there are two the small bucket of a "cherry pick- Carthy family forthe use ofthe roof newspaper a **fresh" look- been the first bin to fill. Both he tion in Boyne City is realizing the ple may belieye like every seller similar traits: celebfation and er.»» <tfteiT^arfside buUding. Lastly, I Fed free to let us know what you and Roloff agreed that the in- same problems as the local recy- of commemorative—millennium change. People are always exdted Goss and I were crammed into would like to thank the community think ofthese changes or offersome creased rate al which the card- cling station. merchandise last year the official about what will happen in a new this bucket and raised high into the members who came t^ul ft>r the pic- ofyour own ideas. board bin is filling, as opposed to Recyclers can help create more The recycling bin at the Charievoix County Sheriff's Department overflows with start of the new millennium was year, creating a celebratory mood air over the crowd, who waited pa- ture, their images will make a fine I hope everyone has a fun, safe the others, probably reflects use of room for their cardboard and cardboard boxes. (Photo by Julie Musltok) Jan. 1, 2001, which was Monday. and a desire to change—certain as- tiently for us in the cold weather as record of what Charievoix was like and prosperous new year and new the site by businesses. lessen the time lapse between I got a kick out of all the millen- pects about tfadr lives these aiie we tried to reassure ourselves that attbetornofdienewmillennium. miilexmium. "Businesses may be using the pickups by crushing boxes they nium hoopla last New Year's Eve. callednew year's lesolutioas. we would not fall out. Luckfly. if Some people have asked me if Jeremy McBain is the editor ofthe cardboard bin, biit the site is for put into the bin. Levengood said a EnovterryewahleirziengI tthuartnetd,he1 msialwlepnenoipulme leWnnhiautm?doItysoeuedmos wsiothmuacnhev.bigmgielr g\^rcoulniadd,witthherceamweerraes tpheaotpcloeulodnttahkee tyheiasrlcyoemvmenutn.iAttytphiiscttuirmee,wi1lalmbenota pCehaarrlmeovnotihxlyC.ouHreiecratiHbies ccoonltuamrcitsedabp-y r(ebsuisdiennetsisaels)usewoounllyd.cWalel hthoepier tohweny ccarpuaschietdy tbhoaxn orneequtihraetsismiuntcacht.less Welcome Our New Physician didn't start for another year. People than just a new year. It would seem pictures of us for the next weeks' sure. 1 originally envisioned it as a calling 547-6558 or e-mailing hauler and get their own contract," In terms of other bms like plas- were having millennium parties, t^he c^elebrations would be bigger editi<m of die paper. I even had a one-tiiiie eveet lAaridng the begin- charlevoixcouri€r®charlevoixcouri- Roloff said. tic, tin or paper products being full bDuuyyimngg mmiilllleennnniiuumm mmuuggss aannda aait- and die cchhaannggeess bbiiggggeerr wwiitdhi aa nneeww hheeaaddlliinnee aallrreeaaddyy wwrriitttteenn iinn mmyy nminngg ooff tdhiee nneeww mmiilllleennnmiuumm,, bbuutt iitt encom Roloff added that the committee Levengood urges recyclers to Jefifrey¥.WUder,MD tteennddiinngg mmiilllleennnniiuumm ssaalleess aatt llooccaall expected to see increased volumes check the other compartment. Hunting season does more than just thin a herd of recyclables following the holi- There are two compartments allot- day season. ted to each material. OBSTETRICS & GYNECOLOGY Both said that the bins are In relation to bins reaching ca- checked on a daily basis and when pacity, Roloff explained the trend — ^ ] wwhhaatt iitt iiss.. yyaarrdd aarree hheellppiinngg tthhaatt ttrreeee.. IItt oonnllyy ooff bbiirrddss,, ppllaannttss hhnndd ssmmaallll aannii-- fflloowweerrss;; nn((nn bbeeccaauussee tthhee ddeeeerr are a full bin is located Waste Man- she has seen. She said that card- I I I BByy mmaakkiinngg ccaarreeffuull mmeeaassuurree-- wwoorrkkss iinn aa ffoorreesstt wwiitthh aa mmuullttiittuuddee mmaallss.. iinnjjuurriinngg tthhee ssoonnggbbiirrddss oorr eeven agement, the contracted hauler, is board fills the most quickly, while Northern Michigan Hospital in Petoskey is ments of what happens in the of different trees and other kinds The exact reasons for these eating the wildflowers, but be- contacted. Waste Management newspapers, magazines and cata- MD, world of plants and animals we ofliving things that are there. strange changes are not always cause ftll those creatures are a then has 24 hours to respond. logs are the second most common- pleased to welcome Jeffrey W. Wilder, to can and have learned some pretty What this uncommon sense clear, but the careful measure- part of an extraordinarily com- However, there were procedural ly used bin, then plastics and last- our medical staE Dr. Wilder, an obstetrician and important things that are not yet means in practical terms is that ment and counting of kinds of plex system that we are begin- differences that apply tp-eai;dboard ly tin:- gynecologist, originally from the Manton area, widely understood and that seem while you may help the tree in creatures in many part—s of the ning to understand. pickup. Until about a week^ago. ^/Roloff expects to have a pickup joins Drs. Daniel VcrBurg and Richard A. to defy common sense. your yard by spraying to control world have established wit—h- Anyone professing some love Waste Management would only of hazardous materials some time Kutdpal at BayViewJ.Obstetrics and Gynecology. For example, would you be- the caterpillars, you>may actually out much feid: of contradiction — for nature and its multitude of di^ pickup cardboard on Mondays and in the spring, summer or fall. lieve that caterpillars and other hurt the whole forest and reduce that removing large pcedators verse Idtads ofcreatures should be Dr. Wilder most recently practiced at St. Joseph insects eating the leaves of trees the amount of wood products that which we humans have been very happy to have an effective hunt- could cause those trees to grow might come from it. good at doing — causes remark- ing season for deer in Michigan. Mercy Hospital in Ann Arbor. He is a junior fel- Someone once described ecolo- faster? In an ordinary forest with Almost as difficult to believe is ably important changes in almost If we can't or won*t let the low in the American College of Obstetrics and gy as the study of how everything a number of different kinds of the effect that large predators can everything else that lived where wolves and mountain lions do it, Gynecology. is connected to everything else. trees, the effect that leaf eating have on the natural commttnities the predators did. ibeak we had better take responsi- As the definition sufi^ests, io^ecjts haye on tree growth is not tibey are part of. Thtte is sound With die wolves just begiiming bility. 7(/eicme SenmceA Dt. Wilder sees patients by appointment at Baj ecology is an extremely compli- simple, but the truth in the first evidence from careful measure- to return and mountain lions Act like a predator, make the View Obstetrics and Gynecology in Petoskey. To cated thing. Only in the last few sentence of this paragraph is gen- ments that when you remove coy- completely gone from Michiean. world a richer place. Do your part schedulean appoiatmeeMndi Di;-\(^lder,^please call years have ecologists begun to uinely incontestable. otes from some of our western we are the only large predators for birds and wildflowers by sup- fiA/Mitiuoix learn some of the complex truths Reliable people have made grasslands, die amooot of plant left and we need to perform the porting deer hunting in Michigan. 231-487-2340. about how the natural world careful measurements and when matter produced and die nnmlm job of those predators if we wish Roger Knutson is a Charlev<ftx works. insects eat up to one quarter of of kinds of di^erent plants Actu- to live in a biologically complex resident and columnist for the What has been most interesting the total leaf surface on forest ally go down. world. Charlevoix Courier. His columns Fbr more information about Dr. Wilder oranyof Medical School otisoftmwhhaetatatbhwoeeuytsatreeheomlsietkocdfyolmytpoilnceatxlhletcrfouatmch-es tfdrauesceteses,rmtaohnerdeftowhroeeoswdth.oaclteuaflolryesgtrporwos- twhoaTlthvleeermesoivmsioenqdgualmlaolryugengtpoaroieddiaketvoiHrdsoenlnisck,ee tfahlTelhneinnrmeiMbiitscthraiogcfoanndneeaecnrtdikohinlolbweedtmewaaenceynh aCrehpaapcrehiaeerdvoebivyxecrCayollutirwnigoertw.heeHeCkeosucriianenrtbhaeet Phloemaesevcisailtl tWhealtcioncmleudSeesrviincfeosrmfaotriaon ouri^ysidans1.-8p0l0e-a2s4e8c-a6ll77H7e.althAceess at MCoilclheiggeanofSHtautneuiUnnivMeerdsiictiyne, mon sense. Our common sense Of course that doesn*t mean which used to live in all of kinds of small songbirds we (23]} 547-6558 or by writing him 24 hours-a-day, seven days-a-wcck East Lansing about the natural world is often that the caterpillars eating the Michigan, causes a dramatic drop have. 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Teresa Seldon 1 12 Mason. P.O. Box 117. Charlevoix. Michigan 49720-0117 immaterial and unsut)stant)al errors. PAGE 6- Charievoix Courier Wednesday, January 3, 2001 Charlevoix Courier Wednesday. January 3, 2001 - PAGE 7 new Four year resolutions Damage estimated around $10,000 inside Star School your that will enrich life VANDALS meeting place. Farley added that her mother BByyFFRR.. JJIIMM GGUUNNNN,, RREECCTTOORR bbrreewwss 1100::2244--2255:: ""AAnndd lleett us con- Contlnumdfrom pag02 was once a student at the school Christ Episcopal Chinch Beacons sider how we may spur one another house and the destruction caused on toward love and good deeds. Let by the vandals had really hit She said that it had been there as home. chrWohneonleogviecralDehco.ri3zo1nI,txwjemsstoanrtthteo of Blessing ussomneotagrievienufpliemeheabtiitngoftodgoeitnhge,r,b—uats loTngheasvsahnedcaolusldtoroekmeamnbearx.lo the **They destroyed everything ex- hear talk about **New Year's Reso- let us encourage one another piano's keys. Farley believes the cept for the picture of Jesus. They Jutfons.** and alkthe moK as you seethe Day damage caused is irreparable, but bburiolkdeinegv.erTyhepyiecdeidofnogtlalsaskeinantyh-e Many people start off seeing the Him to instruct our minds and our approaching." they will attempt to have the keys atrsanasnitoipopnorftruonmitoynetoyseoarmetohoawnostthaerrt 3sp:i1r6i-t1s7indesHcirsibweasysth.e 2naTtiurmeotahnyd praFyienra.lly1 pwreeaccohemdeatosetrhieespooifntseor-f Charlevoix Area Church Services prieadnoon'esamnedlowdiilelssaogmaein.day hear the* ^thnigng., WtheeyfijguusrtedteWhseetrdoaymeadgeevserayr-e over, to 'tuni over a new leaf.** purpose ofthe Bible: "Ail Scripture mons during the Advent Season on Those on-scene explained thai close to $10,000 have no in- wHsosfihoimawJpsaewmnvraueedaarcornkpy,d!etdetm,dhootowsifievttaehrtneissoboonelfmuoturteceinhodtnhestenottehhgnuead-tt ittetsehrqeaauGciiomhnpdiiapnn-neggbd,roieffrnoaeGrtrboeiuhvdgkeehidrntmygeaa,onygudocsboonieredsrstevwshcs,ooterirfksnoi/ogud*gtahfhnloadytr t"PporrFoeaOopynusaeetrrrrifonuQnoglugfnlafeyolsrtisthtthohieaseeneisCdno)q|o1m>uficoanraltCgniahntnrKiociieetssnotgsftiw"raoeanusssrs MEWSvoueerndnndniain«ynggdSSacWehyororvoEisAlvchSeeiSnpEiMnM-gB6L6YSOouhthCOO 16790:Ki:.XO3t)00OppaJ....mmmm,... 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Alan K Leese 237-9204 MorningWorship 11:00a.m. FirstWednesdayofMonth 7:00p.m. NeUie Marie Holmes: June 9, 1913 - Dec. 22, 2Q00 CHURCHOF THE NAZARENE IRONTONCONGRIEroGnAloTnIONALCHURCH Gharlevoix on Jan, 18 ConwrofUJ.31 andWaller Rd. SundaySchool 9:45 a.m. DJshoriNsypee.dlpelhni',es WMdeaisretideinHDoeCllci.mnets2o,2n X8a7ot,WSnot*.f CoaevndMecarrersv.5Ci0lolHmeyopeRlaaemrndseysCartaaoslsRsseaolAiuDwaxioniccrlteikaaerpIdynh.soufnroe-r eOhrresvrS.ihlheMluciswbVdaaugnsnedt,.pVrCuelncitfe,tdoenVd,iciinnV1du9en8at5t;hahnbeydr WSEMMuvueorendnnrdiniar.noytg^dSDSacWeihyurMovrwSoiseelchreNivepilceton ..16.9718K::;4X3007}000-ppaa5...7.mmm1m.1... MJPPauaosnsrtetnoo,irrl::nugTMHyWia&ocrrhoAsaluhedgliutp.sC.tKnSimsiet.h— —11550194KK97XX-)->2a3a3.0.2m0m1..B mfooTbrhimleeedAwCmihellurribcceahnflrooRcmeadt1eCdpr.oomns.sttohwie6l:lc4ob5mepe.rimn.oCfhataUrtSlh-ee3vC1ohiaxNrolorentvhoJiaanxn.dCo1M8n.euneTuchnehitbSyltorRoeede--t She was bom Nellie Marie Vunt Operator and Typist. parents, Carl and Marie Vunt and MNnOnROWOOISOTDCUHNUITRECDH ^5984fQ^anaPIH?intgypt. orjustdrey in. : ^'^^^^'^wTw^'HidSi^ on June 9, 1913 in Detroit. Mrs. She is survived by her daughters, sisters, Margaret Huff, Dorothy Sunday School 9:45a.m. Hohnes— married Clifton W. '^udiUi E. (Ei^ene) Reynolds of Al- Vincellette and Ann Gardner. MorningWorship 11:00a.m. SundayWorship 11:30a.m. SundaySchbdt IffilSaJn. EveningWorship 6:00p.m. Holmes on March 1. 1935 in De- mont and Suzanne M. (David) Funeral services look place on <>Thc Holiday Solution troit. Sopfe of China Township, son, Dec. 27 at Muir Brothers Funeral She was a member of the Michael C. (Barbara) Holmes of Home in Imlay City with the Fa- COMMUNITYREFORMEDCHURCH^ SAFE HARBOR Call New World Cafe CCeeddaarrvviiBUee SSepnoirotrsCmiatni'zsmCsluabn,d tthhee Cfihvaerlgerveoaitx-;gnsmedcvheinldgireanndacnhdilbdrroetnh;- tatheArcWaadyanPearUkreienlSoofuftihcifaitdidn.g burial MMoorrnniinnggWWoorrsshhPiiMoppofiClhtacrylAevvowiHxie 190::4050aa.mm. SundaySSO(UhoToHUlSE-R3N1 B&AOPUTUISST-C3H1UR1C0:H00a.m. New \A/intcr Specials every day. tvcnint^ Wnrvhip f»;00 p.m. Worship - IT:00a.m. Read^bylunchtimel Ways to keep those resolutions P™ast™or UrryGrooters^ ^7o-r9-421S2n SInutnadraiynEFlvMelnoifn!g|BoibolNeoSrtruiid/ 564:70^02p8.m3. TiyoneofourBunitos ELLSWORTHWESlElfAN^HURCH ST.MARY'SCATHOLICCHURCH or auhentic Cornish Pasties For many, making New Year s you do it^ what are the circum- thing while also saying yes to an- SMuonrdnianyCgoScWmhoeorroslhoilpEhAAWin* EHnv11o01r::l00b00aa..mm.. SEavteunridnagybNeifgohrtSeoMHuaotslh*y.BrDiady^s-Slreei ^ IJMO) pp..mm.. The ori«*^^J Pat'ssafnadwmiocuhseHsuonngahroimaen mCaabdbeabgreeRaodlls, resolutions is the easy part of the stances? other. Sunday LveningWorship b:00p.m. Sunday Masses ,B:06a.m.and 10:OUa.m. New Year. Keeping those resolu- 3) Have a specific (concrete) 8) Try to change your routine Wednesday Prayer Service 7:00p.m. FMherTomNdi 54746n 3 soups every day, tions b much more difficult. goal inmind: '"Losing 15 pounds" and surroundings; this will help IMor.Rev.CbrlsWiAaoe .5SS>7455 French wet omelettes, University of Michigan psy- is a befter goal than **getting into dislodge the habit. FAMILY Of FAITHMINISTRIES Tf.MPU R NM ISRAEL or the best coffee in town, chology Prof. Christopher Peter- better shape." 203 E. UprigM CumerMichigan& Wauka/oo 9) Don't resort to bizarre stratc- MorningWorship 10:30a.m. Petoskey son gives suggestions on how to 4) Acknowledge intermediate gies (like grapofniit and vodka di- EWvMerntindg4W&oyrsIhviMpig ' 67:H0J0Upp..mm.. 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For more information, contact Citizens Bank • Charlevoix Courier so you know what you are up 7) Cultivate a replacement ac- Peterson at (734) 764-6567 or . Winchester Furwral Home Yon can now e-mail yonr ition's information to the -^DaA iwv^iA WUi ivf at ciiarievoixconriei:@cliarleYoixconrier.com against: What is it; how often do tivity: It IS easier to say no to one chrispei ("Himich.edu. P/^GE 8-Charlevoix Courier Wednesday, January 3. 2001 Charfevoix CourierWednesday, January 3, 2001 - PAQE 9 " ' i i 1 * AM r Point Collision, Inc. I MONE'S Full Service Wash Ronald C. IMarshall PhD £ye Health (tfchaife^ I Vacuum interior Psychologist TT I Clean windows in/out 9533 Boyne City Road Di^ Robert&KMerfyMolter Wash exterior duflcvoU.MI 49720 I Board Certified OptMietrisIs I AutSooftWIaClsothh While You Waif Serving the children and families I AUInsurance Work Accepted of Charlevoix, Boyne City and EastJordan Carla M. 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Box 253 • Charievoix, MI49720 24 Hour Emergency Cara C1H2A7R9L1EUV.OSt.X3,1MNlO4R9T7H20 Owmn Rich & Pbul PNhjiin/safatUJlhebr.afiFiTst 536-0747 1-877-997-3871 PAGE 10 - Charleyoix Courier Wednesday, JYanuary 3,O2001 UR HEALTH Charievoix CourierWednesday, January 3. 2001 - PAGE 11 may City appoint planner marina soon far project By JULIE MUSILEK extent of the proposed marina StaffWriter changes. How a simple conversation can lead to inj ury "Our organization is against The city was recently awarded the project especially lo the ex- a grant to fund the local share of tent that the city has proposed to the Wharfside acquisition and do it. The marina expansion en- mobile. With an estimated 80 You can create a lot of mischief motor vehicle code that permits you are speaking with know thai demolition, part of the shore- croaches on the beauty of the million users, this becomes a sig- in two-and-a-half minutes of the use of "hands-free" commu- you are behind the wheel, and side renovation planned for lake and downgrades the natu- F. James nificant number. careless driving. nication only, such as speaker stop talking il the driving be- downtown parks, but the marina ral, pristine beauty of the area. Stewart, Is this a safe practice? Can we Carrying on a social conversa- phones or headphones. Since the comes more difticult. expansion specifics are still un- 11*s the lake that makes recommend this? Nope. There is tion on a cell phone while driving law was written, several large • Remember, as a driver your decided. Charlevoix what it is/' Puhl M.D. one thing that everyone looking at 50 miles per hour adds six car studies have shown that even first responsibility is to pay atten- In a recent interview City said. at driving and cell phone use lengths or 96 feet to your^stop- these phones are dangerous and tion to the road Don't read from Manager Mike Weisner said While Puhl does agree with agrees on: Talking on the phone ping distance over non-phone distracting. nittes or an address book while that the city may appoint a plan- plans to integrate a system of 'Your does not make you a safe driver. driving. It s the conversation and the driving. ning of ticial to integrate the floating docks, he doesn*t agree One study found that talking on One study of cell phone acci- distraction of communicating • Plan to mi^ your calls be- public*s ideas and concerns sur- witti tiie extent they are planned heaUh* the phone quadruples your risk of dents found that as many as one- with someone outside of the ve- fore entering traffic. rounding the project to reach. He said the environ- becoming involved in a collision. third of the drivers did not re- hicle that creates the danger that • pon*t engage in stressfol or Public hearings will also be mental group feels that the pro- This represents the same risk lev- spond to the impending collision it does. emotional conversations that will planned in order to coordinate posed 100 feet the docks will We hear them in restaurants, el as driving with 11 bU»Hl alcohol at all. hut continued to talk until But Santa just brought you a be distracting. They can be the project plans and conimuniiy extend is beyond what is neces- theaters and airports, and even content of XO milligrams percent. the point of impact. new ceil phone and you are prob- most dangerous of ail. Be cenam desires. sary. watch people shopping while We can go to jail, pay big tines In 1996, the Cellular Telecom- ably going to use it someday to infcmn the person you^ oob- Downtown Development Au- "The proposed floating docks talking^ 09 the phone. Now we and spend lots of quality time munications Iiulustry Association while you are driving. Here are versing with that you are in Inf- thority Chairman Hugh Mason are going out too far, they un- find people driving their ca—rs with parole officers when we conducted a large study that con- some tips about how to use it: fic. It will likely change iheloac said that the appointment of a dermine the beauty of the area. while talking on the phone drink and drive. cluded that cell phone use in cars • Get to know your phone. of the conversation. planning individual to oversee They have spots for 100 foot cellular phones have become an Phoning and driving is associ- produced a 34 percent higher risk Learn to use speed dial and redi- Use your phone to call for the project's progression will boats, all you will be able to see integral part of our daily experi- ated with all varieties of careless of having an accident. Repeated al. Learn lo memorize the phone helpi if needed and oae'it to help most likely be discussed at the is boats and nothing past them," .e1n9cS8eis3n.,cethethemiarrkienttrfoodruccteilolnulairn rwstorraoidnkiwgnogsrifkdi,exeofdfrootbhmjeecdrtrosia,vd,riunsngpneioenndgitno|gf),fe srbteeupgdoiirnetnsian^gnVdteontcoaokwneflnioartmwiecmdea.kteherseaarrley dkaiteatylepnfattidmocnstofiroyonomuwitchteahnoruoutasdte.atkhiengsypoeuerd owtihCteehrlslainfpnheeoscnteeisssmtaftayre.ed h4e0r,e00t0o nsteawy Downhill fun gprlWoaunAps'TstoCJacHnoumaimrseyonmnteeetoginnrgot.huepdtohcakt hteoTwshnaeidD.meeveetlionpgmeonfttAhuethDooriwtny-, phahvoenebsechoamse emxopreancdoemdpacats,tehaesy- thihceler.oad and overturning the ve- haAvuestrsatlriiac,tBrlaazwisl aangdaiIntaslty nceolwl ea•syPorseiatciho.nByeoucrerptha(i»nnethawtityhoiun uwsoeurlsd bheulypinifgevoenreyoenaeclheadranyed tIoI Mt. McSauba in Charlevoix WexApaTnCsiHondpilraenctoforr, tJheerrpyroPjeuchtl. mwhaeyrebetheapppaorikntperodj,ecwtilpllatnankeer tweertaor-eastea-iftln^dtsoob-eul^iteavreitahnattwhaet pritdiasptpreaacrtsiotno bperotvhiediendatbteynttihoen tphhiosnceouunsterywhmialneydrtiovwinnsgh,ipasndanidn catatnenrteiaocnhofitfwtihtehroouatd.taIkfintgheryeouirs uBseecatrheefuml.in a responsible way. has been seeing a lot of ac- sgariodupthdaotesthneoteangvriereonwmitehnttahle pcloaucnecialtc5h:a3m0bpe.rms.aJtanc.ity10hailnl.city tivity thanks to the recent shouldn*t be without one phone that causes our driving to county boards are writing laws an incoming call, let the voice Dr. F. James Stewart cam be A study in found that 85 suffer. Studies indicate that the against the use of cell phones mail answer it for you. contacted at Pine River Medical snow. percent of cell phone users ad- average cell phone call consumes while operating a motor vehicle. • Suspend conversation during in Charlevoix by calling 547- (Above) Brock Yenglin, 9, of What you mitted that they used them occa- about 2 minutes and 30 seconds. Washington State has written a hazardous driving. Let the person 6554, Charlevoix, snowboards gives sionally while driving their auto- down Mt. McSauba on Dec. 28. (Left) A group of children vaiue hold onto the tow rope as tv^ice its tight as they can as they are pulled up Mt. McSauba for and another run down the hill. is availcible (Photos by Julie Musilek)^— January?* in Can Chiropractic Help Me? McFadden Chiropractic Clinic A .^<^ LOCAL SPORTS Eye Health of(kiiewix Brian P. McFadden, D.C. For aU the Our lanuary Advertislnt Sale! 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